Cat owners, have you ever considered if your feline friend's bathroom habits are normal? Understanding what's normal is crucial for early detection of potential health issues.

Typically, healthy cats poop once or twice daily. Young kittens may have more frequent bowel movements. Changes in frequency as cats age should be monitored closely.

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Color: Usually brown or dark brown. Texture: Firm but not overly dry or runny. Shape: Well-defined and cylindrical.

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Types of Cat Poops

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Cat owners, have you ever considered if your feline friend's bathroom habits are normal? Understanding what's normal is crucial for early detection of potential health issues.

Typically, healthy cats poop once or twice daily. Young kittens may have more frequent bowel movements. Changes in frequency as cats age should be monitored closely.

How Frequently Should Healthy Cats Poop?

Color: Usually brown or dark brown. Texture: Firm but not overly dry or runny. Shape: Well-defined and cylindrical.

What Does Normal Cat Poop Look Like?

Types of Cat Poops

Normal: Brown, well-formed. Hard, Dry Stool: Indicates constipation, needs vet consultation. Soft, Loose Stool: Could signal dietary issues or mild infections.

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